… as our own issue, as a "woman's issue," and as "woman's work." We work in the traditional
legal community and wear three-piece skirted suits and black robes, but we need not don all …

… for women's rob-significance of Elamite influence on the Achae ing is hardly sufficient for a
true history, but a menid court, stressing the" ample robes." … under-robe, and shoes, as well as …

… Conservatives wept at how women lost mystery and attractiveness as they discarded
their flowing robes,'4 and moaned that women were desexing themselves, with potentially …

… As well, the autobiographies I consider are those of northern women, or women who … for
women preachers and of respectable dress for women activists and writers—all women who …

… Section I of this Article considers the cult of the judicial robe, examining judicial views on the
… their robes. Part II shifts to lawyers in the courtroom, especiallybut not only-women attorneys…

… robes are now rare artifacts in historic costume and textile collections, and little is published
about them. This research examined robes and … The Tirocchis use of robes as a competitive …

… Another important reason why we need women judges is the fact that the presence of
women judges, particularly on trial courts, can create a more hospitable environment for …

… How do we know that the woman also wears pendants of jade? The Shih says: "We will
roam, we will ramble, her girdle-gems tinkle, that beautiful Eldest Lady Chiang, her reputation …

… Conference attracted many women's groups, some of … women's organizations supportive
of changes to international human rights law to better reflect the historical oppression of women. …

… of a Kanak woman from Lifou wearing a robe mission (… Even women from Central Asian
countries dressed in clothes … photographed with Kanak women, who wore robes mission tailored …